Chadwick School - Dolphin Yearbook (Palos Verdes Peninsula, CA)

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THE BOAT.Stephanie Delgado's car patiently waits in the senior park- ing lot. WHOA! WAS THAT A BANANA? Michael Clarke's car basking in the gravel pit. A CLASSIC. Mimi Mit- chell's Mercedes. TALK ABOUT SLEEK! Sam Hitz' car resting in the pit. TIM'S VAN. Missing: peanut's spare tire cover. WHAT A REBEL! Chris Fox hangs out while Jill Panitch drives. A FAMILIAR 3:30 SIGHT. The usual line of cars awaits dismissal. RAINY DAY DRIVING. Lisa Sedano and Tina Marquis in the Chevrolet Cavalier. Transportation 19

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Cnadvviok's Fountain of Youtn A Changing Village The eightyPeight school year has brought many new things to the Vil- lage. Perhaps the most obvious change which took place was the ad- dition of the playground equipment. In fact, some Villagers believed the recent arrival to be the most exciting happening during the year. Another newcomer was the bell, creating a tie between the upper and lower schools. The initiation of the instru- mental music class and a host of new teachers also added to the communi- ty. .,. I 5 I s 'E fit it 'Q '-:JZ ...gg 52 . Q. A E '-,' 3 rt 'Z , Ffa' . I-1: S., . .--wf. fj'lL Q z. .1 3 , 1 . . 4 , ,X , ., V 4 4 X w I W V ,ff S W. it I W 1 4 al x .1 , X 2 ,I .I , ZX 'wi Went Jas xx HHH wa Y I 4 vs if go l 2 gi vs . .. . 'nf' ,5 HMMM, LET'S SEE. Villager on the - verge of doing a crossword. ' '.', 5 - , HEY, WHERE ARE YOU TAKING ME? ' Q ' 'T' A group of fourth graders tote a friend '. .f away. I GUESS I'LL NEVER FIND OUT. The carriers let their burden fall. NO, RIGHT HERE! Michael Anderson it and Steven Feldman on the baseball field. 20 Village Life X